Rainbow Unicorn Rescue - Board Game for Kids Ages 4-8, Fun Family Board Games, Games for 4+ Year Olds, Kids Games for 4+ Year Old Birthday Gift, Unicorn Toy for Girls and Boys, Cooperative Board Games

The 5 year old girl loved this game. It quickly became one of her favorite. It was easy enough for her to play but also fun for her 7 year old brother enjoyed it.

The game is cute! It came with directions for a different game, I drove myself crazy looking for those black dice 🤣 It's easy to find instructions online, though. Very fun.

My 4 year old granddaughter loves this game. She is a beginning reader and could read the instructions on the rainbow cards. She played the game as instructed and didn’t feel the need to make up rules or fudge the rules. The game pieces are wood and the playing board is well made. The spinner didn’t spin smoothly at first so I put on a tiny dab of cooking spray and then it spun freely. This is a simple well-designed game. It exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend it.

This board game was the perfect gift for my 5-year-old granddaughter! The unicorn theme is adorable, and the game is easy for young kids to understand while still being fun for the whole family. I love that it’s a cooperative game—great for teaching teamwork and turn-taking. She enjoys playing it and asks for it all the time. Highly recommend as a fun and age-appropriate gift! 🦄🎲

This is one of my 4 year olds favorite games. The whole family can play and it doesn't take much time to finish. It's really nice that we can all work together towards one goal or again one other player to "save the unicorns." The cards are also very easy for my 4 year old to "read."

Cute game. 4-year-old really enjoys it.

The colors on the game board I purchased were murky. The 'yellow' looks like pea soup and the corresponding rainbow card was a dark golden color and I found this bothersome. It certainly doesn't help reinforce color science. The game is similar to very basic games like Candyland. The rules for the cooperative game with "Dr No Fun" are unclear and the objective of the whole game really isn't very coherent. Additionally naming a piece "Dr No Fun" seems to be a poor choice. It reinforces an idea that doctors are not fun and are in fact downright scary and menacing. We like the spinner and the cards and moving about the board........encouraging the animal sounds can be silly and fun. Yet in the end I believe this game lacks concepts that are well thought out. Others may disagree. Personally, I would not recommend it to others.

4yo daughter really enjoys this game. Easy to play